Ever wondered what happens behind the curtain of a sex and intimacy coaching session? Do we light some candles, channel our darkest desires, maybe whisper sweet nothings into ears? Not quite. While ambiance is lovely, the real magic happens in open, honest, and sometimes hilariously awkward conversations about what you want, what’s getting in the way, and how to bridge that gap.
I’ve been a sex and intimacy coach for many years, and let me tell you—every session is as unique as the person walking through my door (or popping up on my Zoom screen). But if you’re wondering what to expect, let’s break it down.
Before we get into the nitty-gritty of pleasure, connection, and personal growth, we talk about safety. No, not just the “use protection” kind (though, yes, that’s important too). I mean emotional, psychological, and physical safety.
Sex and intimacy are vulnerable topics. They bring up fears, insecurities, past experiences—some of which may be tender or even traumatic. My job is to create a space where you feel safe enough to explore these topics without fear of judgment, shame or ridicule. That means:
If it’s your first time in a sex and intimacy coaching session, you might feel nervous. That’s normal. Some people giggle. Some talk really fast. Some avoid eye contact or have shortness of breath. No worries—I’ve seen it all. Every client begins with an Uncovering of Your Desire Assessment, where I learn a bit about your past, where you presently are, and where you might desire to be in the future.
You might not even know the answers yet, and that’s okay. Part of my job is helping you figure that out. Think of me as a guide, not a guru—I don’t have all the answers, but I do have questions and perspectives to open up your mind.
If I had a dollar for every time communication (or lack thereof) was the root of an intimacy issue, I’d be running sessions from my private island. We talk about how you communicate your needs, desires, and boundaries—not just in the bedroom, but in relationships as a whole.
Some common communication challenges that come up:
Sound familiar? We work on this through conversation, exercises, and sometimes even role-playing. We create connection together, so that you can bring that education to your partnership.
A lot of people think sex and intimacy coaching is just about better sex. Spoiler: it’s so much more than that.
Intimacy is about being seen, known, and accepted. That can show up in many ways:
Sometimes, a session has nothing to do with sex and everything to do with learning how to be vulnerable and present with another person.
No, I won’t send you home with a stack of textbooks or a quiz on the history of the orgasm (though, if you’re into that, let’s chat). Instead, you’ll get exercises to practice between sessions, such as:
Think of it as personal development—but super hot and sexy.
Let’s be honest—talking about sex can be awkward. But guess what? Awkwardness is part of intimacy. I welcome the weird questions, the nervous laughter, and the “Oh my god, I can’t believe I just said that” moments. Those are usually the breakthroughs.
Sex isn’t just serious business—it’s playful, messy, and sometimes downright funny. Ever tried to make deep eye contact with your partner and just ended up giggling? That’s intimacy too.
By the end of a session, my goal is for you to walk away feeling more connected to yourself, more empowered in your intimacy, and with practical tools to build the kind of relationships you truly want.
So if you’re thinking about seeing a sex and intimacy coach, go for it. Whether you’re single, partnered, polyamorous, queer, straight, vanilla, kinky, or somewhere on your own unique path, there’s space for you here.
And remember—there’s no “perfect,” “right/wrong” way to do intimacy, no universal roadmap to pleasure. But with curiosity, communication, and a little willingness to embrace the awkward, you’re already on your way.
“Pleasure is a pathway.” – Anonymous
Enjoy the adventure!